c. Global Business & Economics Concentration

(INT 392) International Studies Internship- Global Business and Economics

**(MGT 349) International Human Resource
Administration

(MGT 370) International Business

(MGT 470) International Management

**(MKT 360) International Marketing

(SCM 420) Global Logistics Systems

**Students taking these courses are required to elect a Business Minor (18 crs.) in order to meet required prerequisites.

III. Foreign Language Requirement (9 crs.)

9 credit hours at the 200-level and higher. Students are strongly encouraged to strengthen their qualifications for international
employment by completing a modern language minor (18 crs.) or letter of completion (12 crs.).

Students who study a language not offered through Shippensburg University--such as Korean, Russian or Swahili--are
required to earn a total of 9 credit hours.

Language credits must be earned at Shippensburg University or with permission of the director at another accredited
institution of higher learning in the U.S. or abroad.

IV. Area Studies

(12 crs. of courses in one concentration. Courses must be in at least 2 disciplines. 2 courses should be at
the 300-level or higher.)
* Only Modern Language courses that are not used to satisfy the B.A. language requirement or International Studies foreign language requirement may be counted towards the Area Studies concentration requirement. See the Undergraduate Catalog for language prerequisites.

a. African & Middle Eastern Studies Concentration

(Arabic, French or another African or Middle Eastern language is
required to fulfill the language requirement. Study abroad in Africa or the Middle East is highly recommended.)

Only Modern Language courses that are not used to satisfy the B.A. language requirement or International Studies foreign language requirement may be counted toward the Area Studies concentration requirement. See the Undergraduate Catalog for language prerequisites.

†Only Modern Language courses that are not used to satisfy the B.A.
language requirement or International Studies foreign language
requirement may be counted toward the Area Studies concentration
requirement. See the Undergraduate Catalog for language
prerequisites.

c. European Studies Concentration

(French, German, Spanish or another continental European language is required to
fulfill the requirement. Study abroad in Europe is highly recommended.)

(ANT 351) Peoples and Cultures of Europe

(ENG 236) British Literature I (700-1798)

(ENG 237) British Literature II (1798-1945)

(ENG 318) Studies in English Renaissance Literature

(ENG 376) Studies in Medieval Literature

(ENG 377) Studies in Restoration/18th-century
Literature

(ENG 380) Studies in 19th-century British Literature

(ENG 382) Studies in 20th-century British Literature

(FRN 150) French Civilization

†(FRN 204) Ideas and Cultures from the French
Speaking World

†(FRN 320) French for the Professions

†(FRN 330) Masterpieces of French Literature

†(FRN 340) Genres Litteraires

†(FRN 380) Aspects De La Civilisation
Française/Francophone

†(FRN 392) French Cultural Studies Immersion

†(FRN 400) Seminar: Advanced Studies in French
Language and Literature

†Only Modern Language courses that are not used to satisfy the B.A.
language requirement or International Studies foreign language
requirement may be counted toward the Area Studies concentration
requirement. See the Undergraduate Catalog for language
prerequisites.

d. Latin American & Caribbean Studies Concentration

(Spanish or another Latin American or Caribbean language is
required to fulfill the language requirement. Study abroad in Latin America or the Caribbean is highly recommended.)

†Only Modern Language courses that are not used to satisfy the B.A.
language requirement or International Studies foreign language
requirement may be counted toward the Area Studies concentration
requirement. See the Undergraduate Catalog for language
prerequisites.

V. Study Abroad or Internship Requirement

Majors are required to study abroad or engage in an off-campus internship. The study abroad or internship experience
must satisfy a minimum of 3 credit hours of the major’s general education or course requirements. Students studying
abroad at an approved program may take a maximum of 18 credit hours of major courses. Majors studying abroad to
fulfill special academic needs may obtain exemptions from the minimum or maximum credit hour requirement with prior
approval of the Director of International Studies.